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aoTELs AND REsrAURANrs.
WINDSOR HOTEL,
Corner Eighth and streets, Sacramento,
NEARY g. FLAHERTY, Props.
CHANGED HANDS.

MEALS, 20 CENTS. BEST FAMILY HOTEL
W in the CITY. Street Cars pass within one
kfn1lk n hnuaa
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SUE ON.

CtHINgSE, JAPANESE AND WHITE MAN
~ Bazaar, No. COZ street. Sacramento. Man
ufActurer of aides and Children's Underwear
Two Sufiied skirt, made of best muslin,
cents All kinds of Linen and silk HAndk
chiefs. Call and examine cur goods and
prices nl-4pim
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Odl JOdu
Poor short, seedy and bury. 12Ga14c
Good short, seedy,
Fair years seedy, l26l3
Poor years, seedy and bury p ib...........11@I2
Oregon
Eastern, choice. 160ls
do, poor, heavy-............,....- .......13Q15
We quote fall:
Humboldt and Mendocino p fb..........l2Gl5
Mountain. free, 9112
Sacramento Valley, defective...............8 tdI2
San Joaquin. efective.....................7 GS Q
Southern Coast bury and seedy 10 Q
HIDES AND SKIN5-Quotable as follows:
Sound. Culls.
Heavy Steers, SIS fbs up, p d.. oslo &C a
Cows and Steers. 46 to &c fbs.....7 @71x 5 @6c
Kips, IA to 80 bs.......................7 as 6 O.
Veal skins, to ID fbs..........7 as 6 q
Calf Skins to 10 lbs. as O.
selections, I@fS15c; Dry Kips, do, m@is5s s .
b. CalfSkins. do, -9I5c: Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf 9@l0c q ID: Pelts shearling, 10c to
5o@75c each; do long wool, 9Oc@si IS each; Deer
skins, summer. 271@C6S0c: do. fall and medium.
A926c y II. Goat Skins. Coo apiece for prime
and perfect, 4oa5oc for medium, 2OG25c each tor
should average c@214 lbs each badly damaged
have no real value. Beaver Skins, SiG7 each
TOR prime large, s294 for medium, and 10c@s1
for small sizes with inferior selling at ma -ked
reduction; Wild Cat skins. 15a6oc apiece for
prime and 5@25c for poor: Coon Skins. 5@10c
each for small and large; I0G30c for Coyote
Skins 10@25c for small and 25GsO apiece for
large.
FRESH MEATS-Hogs continue weak in price.
Choice small calves are scarce. There are fair
offerings of Sheep, but the demand is good and
fat stock is firm, Lambs are about out of market
Choice Beef is scarce. Following are the rates .or
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
BeefIFirst quality, te11@7c; second quail
ity, 51z@6c; third quality, 4@5c p b. Veal
Large, 5s6c; small, 7@se q 70. Muiton-Quota-
bic at &C = %. Lamb-Quotable at 7C9Sc p b.
Pork-Live Bogs on foot, grain fed, 4Ca41Sc;
stock, 21zGS1sc; dressed Hogs. 5000 2 Z.
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SUNG WING & co.

JAPANESE AND CHINESE BAZAAR, 500 ]
y street, between Eighth and Ninth Sacra-
mento. All the Latest Novelties in Japanese
and Chinese goods, crockery, etc. Give a call If
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w. j. ARNOLD,
Meat Market,
SECOND AND n STREETS.

TTNHE OLD STAND is NOW OPEN. ALLKINDs
j of choice Fresh Meats and Sausages always
on hand. olS4pIm
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J. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTAKEN,
No. 10Y Fourth ST.. bot. j and K.

4 LWAY5 ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
"a Stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast. Country orders, dav or night, will re
ceive prompt attention. TELEPHONE NUMBER,
l3i. GEO. Il. CLARK, Funeral Director.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
RESIDENCE

hESlDENCE TELEPHONE
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1904 1............ 81
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M'trop'n b'GF ............... 81
f515 18th ST.. IL, Gland 101
1913 K ............. ...--...........
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1880 I.....-...... 81 and 16S
n and 10th. -. 81 and 128
\ and 10TH 81 and Us
I913 M............. ..................
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1920 9th, j & X ..................
Go. Hospital. So q;
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F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DRIsCoL.
ROOT, NELSON D CO.,

TTNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND Brass
~ Founders and Mechinists, Front street
between snd o. Castings and Machinery o.
every description made to order. 4plm
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70 afternoon hours Sundays ito evening hours.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-02-23
Lot of Nice New Jewelry,

In gold plated Sets. Ear Rings, Jet Pins and
Rings, Scarf Pins, Hat Pins, Sleeve Buttons.
Collar Buttons, Shirt Studs, Plated Lace Pins, all
kinds of Beads, Silver Thimbles. a very large
line of
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II. s.. JEFFERYS.
CYCLONE SPARK ARRESTER.
WHITE OAK, S. c., January5 5, Is

WHITE OAK, S. c., January5 1887.
MIR. Q. J. HOKE: have been using your
Nl "Cyclone Spark Arrester," and find 1t
first-class arrangement first used 1t on
horse power with 12-inch stack, and found that
bunch of lint cotton held over the stack could
not be fired with the greatest speed could give
the engine while threshing. Then, this Fall, 1
bought an 8 horse power Tanner Delaney engine
with 9-inch stack, and when ginning at night
was unable to stir the fire in the furnace enough
to make spark 60 out Of the stack. Finding
that needed more draught, you remember you
opened the smoke-stack wider and put on p
enough to lift water Is feet to feed the boiler and
work the gin all at the same time, and to blow of
steam at the pop-valve at 100 pounds. have
gnned some half dozen bales of cotton after
night, and as far any fire from the stack is to
be seen, you would not know there was any near
it. On one occasion, the night was so dark that
only the outline of the stack could be traced
from the side of the engine room, and yet there
was no sign of sparks from the top Of the stack.
have had the fire stirred upside down and l
find that the cinders getting through come out
black and dead, while the Goals fall back drown
ed out and finally burn to ashcs, in the smoke
box. would not sell mine for 800, If could
not get another like it, While nalf dozen gin
dry weather, mine has escaped I, therefore,
give you an unqualified endorsement Of my
"Cyclone Spark Arrester." think can sell
half dozen around here. Very respectfully,
J. M. GALLOWAY,
For the Spark Arrester, or any Information
pertaining thereto, apply to either
@. J. HOKE,
or r. s. JEFFERYS,
Yorkville.S. c.
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A GRAND BENEVOLENCE
THE WORK OF ONE YEAR.

IEVHE great fraternal beneficiary society, known
as the KNIGHTS OF HONOR, which has
so rapidly extended itself all over the United
States, did grand work in 1886. During the
wear 1885, there distributed in local charities
through the medium of 260O subordinate lodges
scattered throughout the country, sl20,OO0. This
fund was distributed without any cost OF dis
bursement and went at once and most oppor-
tunely to the needy. While this sum is a hand
some one in the aggregate, yet it was distributed
without being felt by any member, and was less
than $1.00 for each member of the order. The
readiness with which the call for aid is respond
ed to by the membership is most commendable.
When Charleston was visited by the terrible
earthquakes of last summer, liberal contribu-
tions were sent forward by the various lodges
throughout the country, and only ceased 10 go
forward when no more were needed
Aside from these noble charities, this great be-
nevolent order teaches its membership to pro-
vide for those dependent upon them, when the
members shall be called away from EARTH 1t
provides that benefit Of $1,000 shal! be paid to
the family of every member who dies in good
standing in the order This fund is raised by
assessments upon each individual member
During 1886, twenty-one assessments were called
to the Supreme Lodge Treasury, and there was
paid out from the sum thus realized, in death
benefits to the families and dependents OF de-
ceased members, during the year, S3,l23,ooo.
These payments went, in the main, to those who
otherwise would have left nothing for the sup
port of their families. They were enabled to do
this for the reason that the assessments are pald
in sums of one or two dollars per month for each
member, through the agency of his Subordinate
Lodge
When we add to this benefit fund of 50, l23, ,0OO
the Sl2O 600 disbursed as local charities, we have
the grand total of s., ,245, 600 disbursed by the
KNIGHTS OF HONOR during 1856. What a
noble work was this, and how many widows and
orphans have been kept from want, and comfort
ed in the hour of distress and need, by the quiet
but effective labors of this great brotherhood.
HOME RELIEF LODGE OF YORKVILLE
is in prosperous condition. but its efficiency for
the benevolent purposes of the order would be
improved by increased membership. To give
ali who would avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty to join, the fees for initiation in the Lodge
have been reduced to the lowest figure, thus
placing it upon footing with other mutual asso-
Citations, while attendance upon the meetings is
not enjoined. Full particulars for obtaining
membership in the Lodge will be cheeriully
given on application to DIR. J; F; Lindsay, Med
ical Examiner, A. w. 1ngold Reporter, or the
undersigned. JNO. r. OATES, Dlctator.
February % u
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LOWRY & STARR.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

WE call your attention to the fact that we can
w sell you the following goods at manufac-
turers' prices, and save you freight on the same
Swift's Specific, Guinn's Pioneer Blood Re-
newer, Lowry & Starr's Syrup of Sarsaparilla
with Iodide of Potash, the very thing every one
should take this season of the year; Calisaya
Tonic, Hollis Dyspeptic Elixir, Bottled Castor
Oil, Turpentine, Extract Of Lemon and Vanilla
Sulphur, Salts, Copperas, Starch. Laundry Soap,
Indigo, Bluing Landreth's Garden Seeds, and if
YOU will try us on Tobacco, our prices will make
you think we have brother Oft getting 1t IN
such way that it costs us nothing.
Smoke Garrett's No. IL Cigar; best in town.
Drugs, Chemicals and Patent Medicines
Our room is now stock full of Drugs, Fluid
Extracts Solid Extracts, Pills of all kinds.
Plasters to cure every pain, Patent Medicines Of
almost every kind Call on us when in need OF
Medicine, thereby saving both time and money.
Have your prescriptions filled at the Empo-
rum.
A few of our customers have not yet paid their
accounts. We hope they will do so promptly.
Respectfully, LOWRY q STARR.
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DON'T FORGET
SPECIAL BARGAINS
TOWN ELECTION.

DE it ordained by the Intendant anc Wardens
I'D the Town Council of Yorkville, South Caro-
lima, in Council assembled, and by the authority
of the same:
SECTION l. That an election be held for IN
TENDANT AND FOUR WARDENS, for the
town of Yorkville, South Carolina, on TUES
DAY, MARCH THE sTH, 1886, at the Court
House, the polls opening at nine o'clock a. NJ,
and closing at o'clock P. NJ.
SEC. 3, That all male inhabitants of the age of
twenty-one years, citizens of this State, who
shall have resided within the State twelve
months, and in said town sixty days immediate
In preceding such election. and not being under
any of the disabilities mentioned in the Consti-
tuition of this State, shall be entitled to vote.
Done in Council, this, 10Th day of February, un-
IL. ST. der corporate seal of said town.
JNO. R. ASHE, Intendant.
F. A. GILBERT, Clerk.
February l6 3W
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NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS

Is simply immense, and we can only name gen.
eral lines, and we ask all buyers to give US call
and see what we have, as it is impossible to de-
scribe many articles. We guarantee prices
against any and everybody.
Ours is the only house in town where you can
find any shade size of Spool Cotton, Spool SILK
and Button hole Twist in all shades. Balls Gel
ebrated Corsets, cheaper Corsets, children's Cor
sets, Corset Waists, Corset Clasps, Dress Springs
Bustles, Hoop-Skirts Dress Shields, white Pearl
Buttons, smoke Pearl Buttons, white and colored
Agate Buttons, Pearl Agate Buttons, Jet But,
tons in different shapes Crochet Buttons, colored
horn Dyess Buttons, Ivory Buttons in various
shapes and sizes, black Rubber Buttons. lasting
Coat, Vest and Dress Buttons, Shoe Buttons,
Pant Buttons, Gilt Buttons, Linen Collars TOR
men, ladies and children, children's cloth, rub,
ber and oil-cloth Bibs Linen Cuffs for ladies and
gentlemen, Neck Ruchings, Lace Collars, Satlns,
Velvets, Ribbons, Velveteens, Crepes, Mittens
for children and ladies, ladies' fine Cashmere
Jersey Gloves, ladies' kid and silk Gloves, ladies'
and children 8 linen and cotton pocket Handker-
chiefs, everything in Veilings, Infants Zephyr
Jackets, Wash Blondes, Darning Nets, Rick
Rack Braids, Feather-edge Braids, Wove Bralds,
Novelty Braids, real linen Torchon Laces, nov
elites in fancy colored Torchons, Knitting Cot
tons, white and colored Knitting Yarns, Saxony
Wool, all colors and shades of Zephyr, English
Art Crewel, Cheneille, Arrasene, Embroidery
Floss, silk, linen and cotton Flourishing Thread,
Filling Silk, English Ball Tinsel, Plush Orna-
ments,
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LINDSAY & MOORE.

WE HAVE IN STORE.
TLOUR, Corn and Bacon. Molasses by the
barrel, cheap for the cash. At
LINDSAY q MOORE'S.
GARDEN SEEDS.
Onion Sets, Seed Irish Potatoes, Clay Peas, Rice
flour for stock. 1t is splendid feed for mlch
COWS.
NOTICE.
Tobacco, Soap, Snuffs and the world renowned
Royal Baking Powder at wholesale manufacture
ers' prices by Lindsay & Moore.
HARDWARE.
Every immaginary article in the way of Hard
ware and Cutlery, from Peg awl, TO Smiths
Anvil at Lindsay & Moore's.
SUGAR.
90 pounds of Sugar for sl.OO at Lindsay &
Moores.
SHINGLES.
Shingles-best that can be had, with no excep-
tions. Doors, Blinds, ect., at Lindsay q Moore's.
SILVER WARE.
We have full stock of Rogers Silver Ware,
Knives, Spoons, Castors, etc., that we wish to
close out, as it is rather out of our line. Bar
gains NAV be had. Call and examine.
Buy YOUR parched peanuts, apples, Tobacco and
nick nacks-from the City Grocery.
Axes, Plowstocks, Picks and Mattocks at
LINDSAY & MOORE'S.
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WITHERS ADICKES.
REALITIES OF BUSINESS.

| WYE are nowadays looking fairly into the
w face of the grim realities OF business.
| Necessity is the mother Of action and we have
somewhat Of the feeling Of the fellow who hunt
ed the gopher industriously and could not stop
without getting him. because rations were need
| ed at home Heretofore we have attended to
our business from force of precept and habit,
but now, other reasons demand our successful
attention.
We are now receiving lots of new goods. and
can, must and shall do our share Of business
| In our lines, we have never been far behind
| the times, and now we profess to ride on the
foremost wave for popular wares at bottom
prices.
| GRocER1Es.-We will always try for choice
eatables at guaranteed prices.
Some things received in the last few days
| Nice Head Rice, and good Rice at l6 lbs tor
S1.0O Pearl Grits of best quality remember
| where to get the best. Sugars of all sorts which
| are cheaper than ever Cotfees are high; but
| we have nice assortment of roasted Coftees,
| Rio, Java and Mocha in lbs Tin Cans which
are very desirable. nice lot Of Teas, which
should increase in sales now on account Of the
| high price Of Coffee.
CANNED GooDs.-The best assortment on this
market, we think. Fruits, Fish, Meats and
vegetables. Get our prices by the dozen and
! case.
LAUNDRY MATER1ALs-Of all sorts. Starch,
Soaps, Indigo, Blueing, Lye, Wash Boards,
| Clothes Lines and Pins, Smoothing Irons &c.
Get our prices Soaps starch etc., in quantities
and you will buy your supply from us.
FRESH CLOVER SEED.-Garden and Grass
Seeds of all sorts just received fresh from grow
ers. Seed Irish Potatoes of Eastern growth.
Onion Sets, cheap by the quantity.
SoDA.-You can always get the best brands
from our store. Spices of every variety, whole
| and ground, warranted pure
For Mich Cows-Shipstutf and Peas
| MEAT-Bacon, Hams, Bacon Strips, Dried
Beef and Canned Meats of all sorts.
| FRESH CANDIEs-A large lot received this
week. Also fruits of all sorts, dried and green.
Too many Currants on hand, and we offer them
| at cents now.
HARDwARE.-A large addition in this line
which is a speciality with us. When wanting
anything in Hardware, we think we can make it
pay you to consult us before buying. We have
almost everything in Crockery and Glassware
@- We are handling the old reliable ETlWAN
| Fertilizers. None better. Come and see us be-
| fore you buy. WITHERS ADICkES.
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I'll. r. ADICkES.
NEW GOODS! NEW GO0DS!!

4 NEW supply of latest Novelties in new and
n beautiful Dress Prints, comprising the latest
colorings of fancy Dress styles. lot OF choice
indigo blues, an exceptionally pretty line of new
mourning and Silver Grey styles, and solid
blacks and colors.
tiful new style plaids and solid colors.
A large invoice of Hamburg Edgings, white
Pearl Buttons, smoked Pearl Buttons, Toilet
Soaps Ribbons, Everlasting Trimmings ana
colored Torchon Laces, in beautiful designs,
making our stock in this department very COM
plete.
FIVE BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAINS.
! A lot of fine 'Astrakhan and
Bargain No. l. Boucle Jersey Jackets, reduced
from 1925 to $780,
A lot of ladies', misses and
o children's fine silk, mixed, cash
bargain NO. 4 mere and wool Gloves at half
regular prices.
| A lot of fine Hamburg En-
broideries, Cotton Laces, color
Bargain No, 3, ed Torchon Trimmings, &c,
marked down to half price, to
close lots.
A large lot of best quality "A
bleached Muslin, in remnants,
bargain NO. T. at 81 per yard, value of 12a cents
per yard.
A lot of wool lined Zephyr
Bargain No. s. Hoods, in pretty shades at 70
cents each, regular price$l
Besides the above bargains, we have job lots in
the following goods, that will be sold at closing
prices to the first caller and highest bidder.
A lot of Suspenders
A lot of ladies', misses and children's Hose,
both wool and cotton Ladies' Skirts and Che
Drawers.
Mems Merno Shirts and Drawers.
Ladies' Zephyr Shawls and Sacques, &C., &c.
All of these will be found on job counter.
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Most Excellent.

J.J. Atkins, Chief Of Police, Knoxville, Tenn,
writes: "My family and I are benefciaries OF
your most excellent medicines, DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption !; having found it to
be all that you claim for it, desire to testify to its
virtue. My friends to whom have recommend
ed 1t, praisei at every opportunity" DR.. Kings
New discovery for Consumption is guaranteed Iaess
Group and every affection of Throat, Chest and
Lungs. Trial bottle free, at LOWRY q STARR's
Drug Store. Large size $l.00.
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RRIDGE CONTRACT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF
County Commissioners of York county will
meet at the Bridge over BULLOCK'S CREEK,
on the Quinn road, on SATURDAY, the GTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The object of the meeting is to let out to the low
est bidder, THE BUILDING OF A NEW
BRIDGE across said stream. The contractor
will be required to give bond with two good sure
ties in double the amount Of bid, for the faithful
performance of the contract. Plans and specih-
cations can be examined az the office in York
vile, and also at said creek on day and date
above mentioned. The Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
By order Of the Board.
JAMES B. ALLISON. Clerk.
L,-,>r,or,o 3t
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JOHN R. ASHE.
Fertilizers.

| II AM.prepared to furnish the trade, for cash,
4 and to good parties on time, with Fertilizers;
| sell that high grade, raw bone goods re1erred
| to in nv friends advertisement in recent IS
sue, and can show the papers from the State Ag-
ricultural Department, showing the RIO"
Brand" Goods to be $500 per Ton better tnan
any other goods sold in the town OF YorkV1lle
season of 1856. Now Friends, if the goods are
better, they of course are worth more. Come
and see me if you wish to use the best goods
sold in the State, and I will not hurt you in the
difference will ask you in price: also nave na IN
stock, and. to arrive, Eagle Guano, Reliance
Guano, Cotton Seed Meal Mixture, Kainit, Ash
ley Acid Phosphate Eagle Acid Phosphate, xA
Acid Phosphate and Diamond Soluable Bone:
These are all standard Goods and as such
recommend them to the trade and will meet all
competition for good trade.
IA cents per Bushel for Cotton Seed.
will give IA cents for good sound cotton seed
| in any quantity delivered at my warehouse.
Seed from frosted Cotton will be lower accord
ing to value
Cedar Posts.
I can furnish any one, in need Of Post, for
fencing or Grape Arbor, with good heart Cedar
Posts.
Glover and Grass Seed.
Every farmer should have an acre to the horse,
of Clover and Orchard Grass, and should see my
patch to convince them, if they think to the con-
as to cultivation.
Shingles.
| I have on hand Lot of "Best' North Carolina
Heart Pine Shingles at S275 per M cash.
| JOHN r. ASHE.
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SKATING RINK,
BRATTON'S HALL. Open TUESDAY
n and FRIDAY NIGHTS. Ladies specially
invited. No charge exceptto those skating.
LAW, KUYKENDAL d Law.
February % tt
WANTED.
II WANT another lot of fTURKEYS-as many
4 as can get-for which will pay the high price
of cents per pound This is the last time will
want TURKEYS this season, so bring them to us on
SATURDAY, the 26th, or MONDAY, the 18th.
S. A. McELWEE.
Fehruarv % 1t@
TICKET FOR TOWN COUNCIL.
For INTENDANT,
GEORGE Fl. O'LEARY.
For WARDENs,
VIM. G.. LATIMER,
D. E. FINLEY,
F. A. GILBERT,
SAM NJ. GRIST.
February23 2t
TICKET FOR TOWN COUNCIL.
For INTENDANT,
S. RUFUS MOORE.
For WARDENS,
GEORGE II. OLEARY,
J. ROBERT LINDSAY,
D. E. FINLEY,
NJ. c. WILLIS.
February % 2t
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Noted Authors.

It seems curious indeed, to note the great diff
Guilty which some of the prominent writer's OF
the past and present ages have had in bringing
before the public the emanations Of their genius
often disappointed before getting publisher for
his divine epic, paradise Lost" and of his re-
ceiving the miserable sum of e5 for 1t, WIN
promise of Is more on a contingency. Who has
not read Hoods "Song of the Shirt, touchlngiy
the publishers so many times that at last Hood,
in despair, sent it to the editor o. the London
Psnch asking him in PHYS name to throw it into
being ruined by paying return postage on it,
Would any who read S'Robinson Crusoe." in
their youthful days, have imagined that Detoe
carried his work to almost every publisher IN
only on venture. In the continuation of this
article in next weeks ENQUIRER moral will
be pointed and tale adorned. Look forit.
JOHN c. KUYKENDAL.